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Engaging a criminal lawyer may seem unnecessary if you have not yet been arrested and charged, or summonsed to appear at Court. However, if you do not understand your rights and obligations as a suspect or defendant, there is a real risk of creating trouble for yourself in the long run. Here are three important reasons to consider...
Read moreTGB Lawyers is excited to announce that it has opened its newest office in Brisbane led by long-term TGB Partner, Renee Sapelli. Renee has worked as a lawyer for 19 years, initially in Queensland and then in Western Australia. She recently made the decision to return to her home state of Queensland, and the foundation for our...
Read moreSchool holidays can be a time of excitement and joy for children as they get a break from their regular routine and enjoy quality time with their families. However, for separated or divorced parents, navigating the school holidays can sometimes be challenging. Co-parenting during this time requires effective communication, cooperation...
Read moreRelocating children after separation or divorce is a challenge with both legal and personal considerations, writes family lawyer Deanna Gatto. There are many reasons why you may want relocate after a separation – for example you may wish to return to family to gain their support, or find better employment prospects. If there...
Read moreEvery family lawyer in Australia, and probably the world, would most likely agree that this is one of our most frequently asked questions, but the answer is not a simple one. The most recent data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (“ABS”) indicates that in 2021, the crude divorce rate was 2.2 divorces per 1,000...
Read moreSeparating from your partner or spouse can be a very difficult time. Often, when you are finally ready to see a lawyer, time may have passed since your separation or divorce. Most people tend to assume that assets that they accumulate or that increase in value after separation or divorce should not be able to be claimed by their...
Read moreIn his opinion piece for InDaily, Morry Bailes discusses rules for drone use, the law and the implications on privacy.
Read moreOn Friday 25 August, a team of eight brave individuals from TGB Lawyers will be quite literally taking the plunge all in the name of charity. The Adelaide City Plunge is an annual charity fundraising event that involves teams of people abseiling 70 metres from the top of the InterContinental Hotel in the heart of Adelaide...
Read moreUnder the South Australian Return to Work Act 2014 there are two types of lump sum payments – section 58 for non-economic loss (loss of function) and section 56 for economic loss. If you’ve suffered a physical injury which is the subject of an accepted workers compensation claim, then you may be eligible for a section 56...
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